phones in school at thatge. >> it's really up to the patients, i think, to take more action and monitor what their children are doing. >> and berman out of there now using this as an education toocialg even educating their kids down to the middle school level to let them know doing this sort of stuff is very inappropriate. in andover this afternoon, kelly o'hara, 7news. a home in manchester new hampshire going up in flames. fireration through the house this morning. a police officer discovered that fire. and a good samaritan helped get people out of the building. all six people inside were able to get out safely. and in braintree, a fire department says one family lived in a home that burned. you can see multiple firefighters and trucks on the scene. no word yet what caused that fire. also on 7, some towns in the metro west all shiewng after an earthquake, the center of the magnitude 1.5 quake was on the holiston mills line a little after 8:00 last night. no damage or injuries were reported but it startled many people in the area.

>> all of a sudden, it felt like a big, a second and a half, maybe two seconds boom, like maybe something crashed somewhere. it kind of lasted too long. this was just a whoom... like it was weird. you could tell something's off. >> in new england a few earthquakes 3 points or less is expected each year. a principal in waterville maine was fired during a public hearing monday. police say he's accused of engaging in similar behavior while working at a high school in new hampshire. >> they've reviewed some documents as they've investigated these allegations, and intend to interview at least two more alleged victims. >> i felt that the -- just the alluding to the allegations tainted the process a bit. >> ryder denies any wrong-doing.

he's on paid leave starting at beginning of the school year. he was on paid leave. so far no charges have been filed but police are still investigating. new at 4:30, the fbi searching for clues in connecticut after a mosque was should want just hours after the terror attacks in paris. police say several bullets hit the mosque, which was empty at the time, and even though no one was hurt, detectives are determined to find the person responsible. at mosque with the large american flag in the front entrance, tuesday afternoon preyers along with crime scene tape and bullet holes. >> it has a different feel to it. you know, it's kind of like -- it's as if terrorism is hitting closer to home. >> reporter: iman halik along with other members of the mosque took a closer look at the damage after police say someone fired off rounds at mosque in the hours following friday's terror attacks in paris.

>> we had a few members who came for that evening prayer on sunday facility has. and what happened is obviously there was like some debris on the floor. >> reporter: some bullets went through as many as three walls. others clear through the building. no one was inside the mosque at the time of the shooting. >> we know there's a lot of tension, and as a result we want to have that dialogue. we want to have that question-and-answer session. but there's a lot of questions out there, and we can't let people with guns dilate terrorism that frightens us. >> reporter: regardless of the intent, this congregation says it's going to step up its profile. >> we're not gonna shut the doors to the public. we're not gonna retreat into our holes here. we're here to teach our youth, our children here, what the true teachings of true islam are and how to practice that in society. >> it's obvious that people are misled as to what true islam is, because isis or terrorists don't represent islam. we represent islam.

that have their own political agenda. >> and the fbi is now leading the investigation. they are looking into the possibility this mosque was targeted as a hate crime. >> police in north carolina are searching for a rapist on the run. gary simmons was convicted of raping a 14-year-old girl tuesday but he was not in the court for the verdict. when the jury started deliberating monday, the 43-year-old told his lawyer he needed to go outside and clear his head. >> i told him yes but don't be gone longer than 10 minutes and that was the last i saw of him. >> someone like that i would say would be considered to be at least to the bare minimum of being dangerous and you never >> when simply months is held without bail. he faces up to 52 years in prison. the judge postponed his sentencing until he is caught. in maryland when a student disappears after returning home to pennsylvania to get a gun. authorities canceling classes at notice. police issued an arrest warrant for 19-year-old jacob larburger. they want him to turn himself in.

school officials say they haven't received any direct threats, however, they did reveal that he displayed an unloaded antique firearm while drunk late last month. anybody. he wasn't threatening anybody with it. it sounds like he was brag being it. >> we were able to go back and recover the weapon from an off-campus residence at that point and brought the weapon back to campus, confronted mr. marburger about the weapon. >> marburger's father says this incident is coming after a difficult week for student. he was just kicked out of his fraternity and resigned from student government. also three high school boys in georgia are facing felony charges for secretly recording the girls' locker room. officers say the freshmen boys climbed into the ceiling above the locker room and recorded the footage last month. according to police, the girl spotted them when a ceiling tile fell. country. a woman in new jersey is thankful her 10-month-old daughter is okay after she was

frosted to toss her from the balcony as flames to through their apartment. she says the only way was to escape through the balcony. she tossed her daughter to a waiting police officer and the officer was able to catch that baby. >> just drop it, just drop it. i was so scared he would not catch her, just drop it. >> all eight units in that building were destroyed, part the ceiling collapsed and fell on to two firefighters there. but they were not hurt. an attorney appears to be forced to the ground by a sheriff's deputy in a courtroom in california. the surveillance video shows the state attorney speaking with the defense attorney. you see it right there, the sheriff's department says she was speaking loudly in an unprofessional manner when she was asked to leave the courtroom but refused and that's when she was taken into custody. the california department of justice is now reviewing the incident. a 64-year-old grandmother facing off with a much younger carjacker in missouri. the whole thing was caught on surveillance video. the attacker got away with the woman's car but not before she

put up a hard fight. >> and i looked at the man and said get out of the car, but -- and i thought, like, is there an emergency? is the place being robbed? >> she thought the man was warning her about something. she feared for her mentally challenged daughter, who had gone into the store to buy something to drink. then she says the suspect demanded her keys and said he had a gun. >> i said, really. i said, go away, leave me alone. and i was going to try to shut the door. and that's when i realized i couldn't get the door shut. and so i started kicking and screaming and beeping the horn. >> and you just want to say you messed with the wrong grandma because she was a tough cookie. a real tough cookie and very determined to hang on to her car. >> that's when he yanked on my clothes and ripped them and pulled me out and threw me to the ground drove off. >> reporter: she staggered into the gas station and called police. police say her onstar system tracked the car to north st. louis. the 26-year-old suspect was still inside. police say he had confessed to the crime.

the victim admits she probably should have just handed over her her car. >> i was aplayed in my daughter would come back in the process of this and i felt like if i could avert and get him to run away, change his mind by fighting him off, then maybe she would not come out and be involved in it and see it. traumatize her. >> reporter: she has scrapes and bruise to her hip, arm and head. police say there was no warning sign of the video. the thief acted like he was on the phone but lingered around the gas pumps for several minutes and it was obvious he had no car. he is charged with first-degree robbery with bond set at $100,000. >> absolutely tough cookie indeed. all right. still ahead, some sweet revenge, her groom-to-be called often wedding but that didn't sto this jolted bride from celebrating. plus, a great escape at the zoo. the march of the penguins caught on camera. and coming up all new at 5:00, a disturbing discovery on the southshore. the search for a missing

teenager from duxbury leading police to a suspected killer. new hampshire. a londonderry store becomes a drive-through when a car comes crashing right into the front of that building.

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o. a bride-to-be turning heartbreak into sweet revenge. just days before her wedding, her fiance called off their big day. >> for most brides-to-be, it would be devastating but one tampa woman found a colorful way to cope. 7's christa delcamp explains. >> after a two-year engagement, kiley planned to put on this dress and walk down the aisle, until... >> i got a text message saying

he didn't want to marry me. i just kind of went numb and my made of honor and my mom and family and all my friends just kind of helped me call people and just let them know the wedding was over. i was so devastated. >> reporter: she and her bridesmaids destroyed their dresses during the color fun fest in tampa over the weekend. >> it was actually very liberating. i don't want a pity party, i want to have fun with it. >> reporter: she even went on stage, had the wedding happened, she said she clearly never would have done this. >> i wanted to keep my dress. i wanted to maybe alter it or do something new with it but i definitely didn't want to destroy it. >> and she's glad she did. she wants others to see her story and gain strength of her own. as for her former fiance . >> i want to say thank you for sparing me anything, heartache down the road and thank you for letting me go so i can find true happiness, you know. >> reporter: the support she's

getting from friends and family is keeping her happy for now. christa delcamp, 7news. >> coming up, an uninvited guest crash as picnic and an alligator tries take a bite out of a special date. >> he's all alone there. our forecast is looking wet, finally we get some wet weather in here. how much, when? the timeline coming up. coming up all new at 5:00, an accused teenaged killer changing his tune on the stand. for the first time we're hearing trial moves forward. >> and prosecutors in france releasing new details about a deadly raid on an active terrorist cell.

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>> peed, what's going on with the weather tonight? a quiet night tonight, ryan and nancy. looks like we'll have our temperatures slowly rise toward morning. so none of this business, that's for sure. he practice at 16. lunenburg, actually dipped to the 16 according to mark out there, millis at 20 this morning. braintree at 20. we're also 20 out in natick. the coldest night of the season last night, highs 50s. well, at least some spots. we did not make it to 50 in boston. we were there in plymouth, though, close to it in hyannis, a little bit of a sea breeze today to keep us cooler but a nice recovery. starting off in the teens. temperatures warm up but only temporarily. temperatures will slide going into the weekend. a nice band of rain. when it's long like this, i mean, almost the width of the

to south distance, i should say, from the gulf of mexico to the great lakes, this is when it gets kind of funky because it's almost unstable in the sense, that you know, there's too much rain to move along and inch along that long of a distance. so what's gonna happen is there will be an area of low pressure that forms along that band of rain that enhances a small portion of it, see what i mean, watch this, low moves along the front. it forms just in the nick of time to come into new england. and i'm optimistic about this and this feature giving us a good soaking but it fades out too, not strong enough to hold together and create a whopper size storm as it heads towards halifax. for our neighbors there, it looks like the rain won't as impressive but still weather coming your way late, late tomorrow night. for us it comes into the afternoon. 2:00 we had some sprinkles breaking out. won't be a hard process for winds out of the southeast. it may be a little bit earlier out through worcester with a southeast wind coming up against those hills. we can start squeezing out little droplets and patches of drizzle early in the afternoon,

maybe even towards lunchtime. the steadiest rain will wait until we get into the late evening hours. here you are closer to 10:00, 11:00 and this is when that low forms and gives us a good soaking. 2 inches would be close to too much, i think, 1.8, 1.7, that might be a little generous, but generally 3/4 to an inch of rain. again, that model that i just showed you might be a little heavy handed. drought says we need every drop. most of connecticut in connecticut right now. every drop is badly needed. tomorrow 54 degrees. a mini warm-up. you won't really feel it until friday after some morning showers. much milder getting close to 60 degrees. not as cold clouding over tonight, 35 and 43 and tomorrow 53 to 57 degrees. cloudy and breezy with showers arriving late and maybe a couple of race of sun, but not really crazy about that idea either.

saturday 54. sunday about 50 degrees after this mini warm-up. our temperatures will slide, they go down but don't stay down. maybe a little bit of a moderation just before thanksgiving. i'll see you at 5:00. >> sounds good, thanks so much, pete. let's get a check of the ride home, here's joe stapleton with an update. >> southbound on the expressway dealing with a crash down around granite avenue. we just picked up this one, too, northbound on the expressway by the furnaceburg parkway. three or four cars involved in the breakdown lane with those flashing lights adding to the traffic you don't usual see on the northbound side of that freeway. southbound down by the gas tank starting to ease off a little bit. down near granite avenue. getting a look riding into downtown boston, a lot of traffic along 93. northbound, southbound by the secretary of state imbridge. stays heavy pretty much up to 128 and southbound. the headlights coming towards us, that stays heavy right down towards the expressway for a

very slow ride. heading out to the masspike, westbound, brake lights here, as well, but no breakdowns or crashes thankfully heading on to 128. i'm joe stapleton, 7news. in today's healthcast alarming research finds 15% of women are raped while under the influence of drugs or alcohol during their first year of college. the study of 500 freshmen found those who have been rape victims before college were more likely to be assaulted again. young women who said they believed alcohol enhance as sexual experience were also at a higher risk of intoxicated rape. >> researchers say those who use different forms of tobacco are exposed to more nicotine and dangerous toxins than cigarette users. smokeless tobacco users are at a higher exsure to a toxin known to cause cancer. a key to living a long life could be drinking more coffee. >> that's what we wanted to hear. >> as i get my fourth cup of the day.

a new study by harvard says people who drink coffee daily, even up to four cups a day. >> you did the morning and evening show. >> yeah, i think i might be sweating coffee but anyways, they are 15% less likely to die from heart disease, neurological disease, type ii diabetes or suicide. however, researchers say the amount of sugar you add could become a problem. >> always gotta watch what you put in there. ahead in the buzz, derek zoolander setting to make the big return on the big screen.

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guest will be bruce springsteen. >> zooland he back to the first trailers after the upcoming comedy. zoolander 2 played by ben stiller searching for someone trying to kill all the word's most beautiful people, gasp. the movie hits theaters in february. >> the video from when we were young feature as live performance at a music studio, the second single from adele's new album 25. everyone waiting for that and just hearing that voice again is just amazing. >> every time i hear a song of hers, i have to make sure i bring my tissues. much more to come in the next 90 minutes. thank you for joining us. >> 7news at 5:00 starts right now.

paris attacks targeted in a dramatic terror raid. officials claiming they prevented another attack. who was killed and who is now in custody. doug flutie. the former patriot and bc star revealing both of his patients passed away. >> and a missing teenager led police to a suspected killer in halifax. >> mayor marty walsh on a mission to raise the age to buy tobacco. how much older you need to be able to buy cigarettes. england. a thin ribbon of rain. when does it arrive and what about those temperature as soon as if. >> i'm gonna be done with my career playing baseball. >> reporter: ready to retire, david ortiz making official, talking about the next chapter in his life. we begin with breaking news on the terror in paris. french authorities say an overnight raid in the city suburb of st. denis stopped another potential attack.

authorities say 500 shots were